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A research team led by the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute (Stevens INI) has achieved the first comprehensive mapping of the genetic architecture of the human…

University of Queensland researchers have captured the first high-resolution images of the yellow fever virus (YFV), a mosquito-borne pathogen that causes potentially fatal liver disease. Published in a leading scientific…

A groundbreaking study from the University of Innsbruck’s Institute of Zoology, published in Developmental Cell, has uncovered the molecular mechanism by which temperature regulates immune cell movement. The research reveals that…

A new study from Uppsala University has found that different hormonal contraceptives carry different levels of breast cancer risk. The research followed more than 2 million women and girls in…

A new study suggests it is possible to make Cervical Cancer a rare disease in Scotland. The research was carried out by Public Health Scotland with the Universities of Edinburgh…

Americans remain fixated on dieting and body size. Today, more than 40% of US adults live with obesity, according to federal health data. At the same time, the weight loss…

Key Takeaways Women with CKD face increased risks during pregnancy, including preeclampsia and preterm delivery, and CKD progression. Contraceptive use in women with CKD is low, with nephrologists lacking confidence…

The Laredo City Council has approved an extra $67,325 to support local women’s health and family planning programs. The funding request came from Public Health Director Dr. Richard Chamberlain and…

The flood of training supplements makes choosing a whey protein powder tough. If you want to build muscle faster and more efficiently, you’re not alone. Alongside dieting and tracking macros,…

Rob, a 42-year-old fitness enthusiast, started pondering testosterone replacement therapy after seeing social media ads. He was already in good shape and followed a high-protein diet rich in avocado oil.…

A European study finds PSA screening can reduce prostate cancer deaths over the long term, though it also raises concerns about overdiagnosis. Researchers urge risk-based screening to balance benefits and…

Mr Chiu Ku Ee’s health screening 12 years ago included a PSA test. His result was “elevated just above the threshold,” but he did not dwell on it. After a…

Shelley Bustamante, director of Carlmont’s Teen Wellness Center and coordinator of Students Offering Support (SOS), keeps a wall of letters and photos from students she has helped. “SOS has saved…

A new partnership aims to expand mental health care access for California’s Central Valley school staff and their families through free, online services. Lavender Psychiatry and Legacy Health Endowment (LHE)…

A recent study explore how strong emotions affect thinking. When conflict or upset arises with someone close, it can dominate our mental bandwidth. The brain can’t simply pause the problem…

A Nature Communications study uses machine learning to explore how a toddler’s gut bacteria may influence brain development and internalizing symptoms years later. Gut signals shape early brain circuits The…

Over one-third of men would rather endure stressful situations than talk with a doctor about prostate health, a Orlando Health survey shows. Twenty-two percent opposed discussing symptoms at all, while…

In a new study published innpj Science of Food, researchers measured how like-for-like swaps of meat with plant-based meat alternatives (PBMAs) or mycoprotein (MP) would shift energy and nutrient intakes…

Early-onset dementia refers to cases diagnosed before age 65. Survival varies widely by clinical type. Sex, age, family history, and other health conditions do not consistently predict risk. This finding…

Breast cancer survival continues to rise, with 4.3 million U.S. women living with a history of the disease and projections predicting another million more in the next decade. As survival…